June 2012

The CFOs, treasurers and risk managers who impacted the world of finance and treasury this year.

Treasuries make the most of their budgets by leveraging talent.

Tim Guttman; John Rainey; Jacek Olczak; Paul Saleh; Gregory Andrulonis; Jerry Elliot; John Weisenseel; Christopher Macey

Companies are tweaking 401(k) plans to encourage employees to build bigger nest eggs.

Finance executives talk about highly tailored reports that they've built inhouse.

U.S. accounting regulator considers requiring that management be responsible for warning the company is at risk of failing, rather than the outside auditor.

As every treasurer knows, no discussion about liquidity management is complete without addressing cash flow forecasting. Today, as markets continue to…

CFOs are playing an ever bigger role in decisions about IT investments. Eastman Chemical CFO Curt Espeland cites an SAP migration as a key to integrating a recent acquisition.

Heady days to be covering treasury and finance.

Banks begin to roll out remote deposit capture apps for mobile devices for business use.

Aligning corporate finance, treasury and risk functions require technology that is wired for the new world – built for change and for the way users…

A verdict against Coca-Cola brings home the risks involved in using even hands-free cell phones while driving.

Despite companies' efforts to improve financial reporting processes, 67% still use spreadsheets, a recent survey shows.

Automaker could inspire other companies with big pension plans.

More companies turn to services that track what is being said about them.